Does Apple tip the scales in favour of its own apps?
The concerns grow as top results of many common searches in the company’s App Store were packed with its own apps
Apple’s iPhone 11 has a new feature: A lower price
The iPhone 11, Apple’s entry-level phone, will start at $700, compared with $750 for the comparable model last year
Uber lays off hundreds more workers
The ride-hailing company laid off 435 workers following a round of layoffs in recent months as it struggles to make money
Apple reveals triple-camera iPhone, streaming TV
The long-awaited Apple TV+ streaming television service will be available in over 100 countries, starting in November
Facebook launches dating service in US
Users will be able to integrate their Instagram accounts with Facebook’s dating profile and add Instagram followers to their “Secret Crush” lists
Samsung's Galaxy Fold
hits South Korea Friday
The device with 5G mobile connectivity will be priced at $1,977
The world’s first ambassador to the tech industry
Denmark appointed him to approach Silicon Valley as if it were a global superpower. His challenges show how smaller countries struggle to influence giant corporations
A battle brews over moving medical records to your smartphone
Medical groups are warning that patient data-sharing with apps could facilitate invasions of privacy — and they are fighting the change
Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey's account hacked
It sends racial slurs and curse words to 4 million followers
